Review from Bittersweet Surrender →
Let me start with how much I absolutely (usually) love Q B Tyler. I adore forbidden and taboo romance aspects, but… this book just did not do it for me. I need tension and I just did not get that here. Everything started entirely too soon and there was no build up with too much..
Review from Culpability →
Culpability brings the listener/reader into a modern family coping with a the fall out of a car accident involving AI and a self driving minivan. The family, on some levels, is ordinary to with challenging teen dynamics, struggles with tech dominating attention and focus, teens running amuck, etc.. In other ways the family is extraordinary…
Review from Gideon’s Dawn →
This feels like a fully realized new world, with a deep lore that connects everything. It’s a great adventure that I couldn’t help binge-listen! Awaiting audio book 2!
Review from Snow and the Seven Men →
Love how this is written. It’s not too spicy and it wraps up with a great ending. I do wish it had a little more details when talking about the living spaces but other than that it was really well written.
I often got lost in the chapters and enjoyed the authors writing style. I think it would have been easier to follow if things went chronologically instead of bouncing around, that’smy biggest complaint. Overall a great first book by a talented chef about overcoming a difficult upbringing and breaking the cycle.
Review from Culpability →
I loved it. Didn’t want to stop listening it! It gave me a much broader perspective about family dinámics as well as ai consequences in today’s world. Will try to be more aware after this..
Review from Culpability →
What a amazing novel!! Lots of twists and turns and things to really consider when thinking about the impact of AI technology in everyday use. Love the story evolving as it did!
The interconnectedness of human life and AI with so many implications for the future. This is my first of Bruce’s books and it won’t be my last!
Review from Culpability →
The premise was interesting but the heavy- handed storyline was silly. The melodrama of the characters and the warnings of AI are better suited for YA readers.
Review from Culpability →
I Loved the entire book. The characters were so well developed. The various plots webbed together so well.